Methods library · Cells and imaging
Live-cell time-lapse imaging
Also called time-lapse, intravital imaging, FUCCI, light-sheet
Filming living cells and tissues over time to see events in order, track single cells and measure rates.
The film for this method is in production. Until then, the lessons below explain it where they use it.
Where it is taught
30 lessons use this method.
Cell Biology
- Nuclear Architecture and Membraneless Compartments
- Vesicle Budding, Targeting and Fusion
- The Secretory Pathway
- Endocytosis, Recycling and Degradation
- Cell Shape, Migration and Cilia
- Cell-Cycle States and Control Logic
- Checkpoints and Irreversible Transitions
- Mitosis and Chromosome Segregation
- Cytokinesis and Organelle Inheritance
- Designing a Cell Biology Experiment
Developmental Neuroscience
- Harrison's Living Axon and the Growth Cone
- Neurulation and Neural Tube Defects
- Asymmetric Division: Numb and the Neuroblast
- Radial Migration: Climbing the Glial Ladder
- Reelin and the Reeler Mouse
- The Neural Crest: Cells That Leave Home
- Pioneers, Guideposts and the Logic of Guidance Cues
- Synapses in the Brain: Adhesion, Scaffolds and Astrocytes
- Synapse Elimination: One Muscle Fiber, One Axon
- Sensitive Periods in Behavior: Song, Language and Sight
- Myelination: Wrapping the Axon
- What Makes the Human Brain Big